Highlights, IPL 2018, RR vs RCB at Jaipur, Full Cricket Score: Rajasthan Royals win by 30 runs; knock RCB out

OUT! Rajasthan Royals win by 30 runs, and they keep their campaign alive, with Mohammed Siraj the last man dismissed as he skies the ball off a slower delivery towards square-leg, where Gowtham caps off a fine day on the field with a superb catch! RCB 134 all out, and are effectively eliminated from IPL 2018! 

Siraj c Gowtham b Unadkat 14(12)

OUT! Southee holes out to wide long on while looking for a big hit! Went for another pull, except he couldn't quite middle a slower one from Unadkat. Gopal takes the catch safely near the boundary. RCB 128/9

Southee c Gopal b Unadkat 14(17)

BOWLED EM! This is ending quicker than what many would've expected! Quicker delivery from Laughlin after the slower one to dismiss Sarfaraz, and Umesh gets his defence beaten, with the off and middle stump lying uprooted. RCB 108/8

Umesh b Laughlin 0(1)

OUT! Sarfaraz tried to open the face of his bat for a cheeky late cut, but there was no pace on the ball for it to run away to the third man fence. Klaasen effects his fourth dismissal, diving to his right for a low catch. RCB 108/7

Sarfaraz c Klaasen b Laughlin 7(8)

OUT! Wicket number four for Shreyas Gopal, and he just netted the biggest fish of them all! De Villiers misses a googly while looking for a drive, and ends up losing his balance and getting stumped, with Gopal cupping his mouth in disbelief, much like Stuart Broad at Trent Bridge three years ago. That should be the match for Rajasthan Royals! RCB 98/6

De Villiers st Klaasen b Gopal 53(35)

OUT! Rahane the slip fielder finally plucks one off a thick edge off de Grandhomme's bat, and RCB are now five down with a plenty still left to achieve in this innings. The New Zealand all-rounder went for a drive, but didn't take into account the extra turn. Rahane was sharp as usual at slip. RCB 96/5

De Grandhomme c Rahane b Sodhi 2(3)

OUT! Gopal continues to make merry with the ball! Mandeep shuffles down the pitch, looking to drive the ball through the covers, but misses it completely after a bit of extra turn. Klaasen does the rest behind the stumps, with the batsman nowhere close to the crease. Bangalore in a real spot of bother now. RCB 85/4

Mandeep st Klaasen b Gopal 3(4)

OUT! Gopal's on fire with the ball! Wrong 'un from the leg-spinner, and Moeen chips the ball straight back to the bowler. Gopal, though, has to leap up in the air on this occasion, and ends up with a fine catch. RCB 77/3

Moeen c and b Gopal 1(2)

OUT! Gopal breaks the partnership for Rajasthan! Patel misses the delivery that goes lower than expected, and loses his balance slightly. His backfoot's not inside the crease line by the time Klaasen whips the bails off, and is already starting to walk even before the umpire arrives at a conclusion. RCB 75/2

Patel st Klaasen b Gopal 33(21)

FOUR! Third boundary for ABD in the fourth over! De Villiers flicks the ball towards the vacant cow-corner fence! RCB 35/1

BOWLED EM! What a delivery from Gowtham! Kohli advanced down the pitch, looking to hit down the ground. Gowtham darts this one in quicker, getting enough turn to beat the RCB skipper's inside edge. Huge moment in the game, as Rajasthan gain the early advantage with the wicket! RCB 20/1

Kohli b Gowtham 4(9)

OUT! Gowtham's run-out off the final delivery of the innings, stumbling while running towards the non-striker's end, where Southee nicking the bails off with ease. The all-rounder does his job though, getting Rajasthan past 160 with a couple of big hits. RR 164/5

Gowtham run out (Parthiv/Southee) 14(5)

OUT! Klaasen doesn't quite connect to a slower ball from Siraj, and ends up holing out to Moeen at long off to depart after an entertaining cameo. RR 149/4

Klaasen c Moeen b Siraj 32(21)

OUT! Sanju Samson's dismissed for a golden duck! Samson, one of Rajasthan's most prized batters, chips the ball straight into the hands of Moeen Ali standing at midwicket! Umesh is on a hat-trick! RR 101/3

Samson c Moeen b Umesh 0(1)

OUT! Umesh finally breaks the rock-solid second-wicket partnership at the 99-run mark, trapping Rajasthan skipper Rahane lbw. Rahane, who had shuffled slightly to his right, thought the impact of the delivery angling into him might have been outside off. Hawkeye, however, confirms the impact as 'umpire's call'. RR 101/2

Rahane lbw Umesh 33(31)

FIFTY for Rahul Tripathi! Has been a fine knock from the Maharashtra batsman so far, with his innings being peppered with a boundary at regular intervals. Takes 38 deliveries to bring up the milestone. RR 86/1

FIFTY-PARNTERSHIP up between Tripathi and Rahane, with the former collecting a single off the fourth delivery of the eighth over to bring up the milestone. RR 52/1

FOUR! Rahane opens the face of his bat, and goes for a late cut that sends the ball racing away behind square on the off side. RR 16/1

OUT! The decision to promote Archer backfires for Rajasthan, as the all-rounder nicks one to the keeper while trying to hook a short delivery from Umesh. RR 2/1

Archer c Patel b Umesh 0(4)

Rajasthan Royals XI: Rahul Tripathi, Ajinkya Rahane(c), Sanju Samson, Heinrich Klaasen(w), Stuart Binny, Krishnappa Gowtham, Jofra Archer, Shreyas Gopal, Ish Sodhi, Jaydev Unadkat, Ben Laughlin

Royal Challengers Bangalore XI: Parthiv Patel (wk), Virat Kohli (c), AB de Villiers, Moeen Ali, Colin de Grandhomme, Mandeep Singh, Sarfaraz Khan, Tim Southee, Umesh Yadav, Mohammed Siraj, Yuzvendra Chahal

Virat Kohli, Royal Challengers Bangalore captain: When you have momentum on your side, you just want to keep playing. We wanted to bowl first. We understand they didn't have Jos and Ben today. Good times ahead. Everyone's contributing, and that's what you need to go forward. We are just enjoying ourselves. 

RCB opt to field the same XI. 

Ajinkya Rahane, Rajasthan Royals captain: Wicket looks a bit dry and we know this wicket really well. Runs on the board matters. (On missing out on Buttler and Stokes) It's important we do well as a team. One individual doesn't matter. 

Three new faces in the Rajasthan XI: Ben Laughlin, Heinrich Klaasen and Shreyas Gopal get a call-up for this game.

TOSS: Rajasthan Royals win the toss, and captain Ajinkya Rahane opts to bat first. 

Pitch report: Graeme Smith says, "Curators have tried to keep much mositure in the surface. Surface looks dry. Pitch is helpful for spin. Captains who win the toss should bat first.